Divorce Modifications Attorney in New Port Richey

Adjusting Your Decree with Help from Dale L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office

Divorce means that the life you had with your spouse is over and it is
time to move on to something new. However, a lot can change over time.
Sometimes these changes are significant enough that the original divorce
decree no longer makes sense for your situation.

You can petition the court to modify your divorce decree if you have experienced:

Loss of a job or failure of a business

Illness or physical injury

Relocation

Finding new employment

Change in the status of a dependent

Additional children that change your financial situation

Not all divorce modifications are due to negative circumstances. Most often
a court needs to adjust a divorce decree due to a change in finances.
You can modify alimony, child support payments, custody, and visitation
with help from our New Port Richey family lawyer.

If your divorce decree no longer works for you, we can help. Contact Dale
L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office at (727) 312-1112 for a consultation.

Adjusting Your Child Custody Ruling

Child custody decisions are some of the most difficult to reach agreement
on in a divorce. In many cases, the parenting agreement has been hard-fought
and has taken a long time to reach. Modifying it may be difficult, but
it makes sense in some situations.

Florida courts require a detailed parenting plan for every divorce involving
children. You can go to court to change this plan if there has been a
significant change that makes an update necessary. You may ask to modify
the parenting schedule, relocation restrictions, or holiday visitation.
You might want changes in summer vacation plans or the sharing of medical
and educational expenses.

If you and your co-parent can agree on these issues before you approach
the court, you will have a much easier time. Of course, that is not always
possible. Having a New Port Richey family law attorney on your side can
help ensure you present your case clearly and effectively.

We can get started on discussing your case as soon as you contact our firm at
(727) 312-1112 today.

The information on this website is for general information purposes only.
Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual
case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt
or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

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